Tuin bij Voorst before 1800

This anonymous etching from before 1800 depicts a formal garden, likely inspired by the Dutch Golden Age, with manicured hedges, intricate parterres, and a central fountain. The perspective suggests a bird's eye view, showcasing the meticulously designed layout. The image is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum and offers a glimpse into the grandeur and artistry of 17th-century Dutch gardens, a period known for its emphasis on symmetry and order. The print captures the essence of a garden at Voorst, demonstrating the Dutch love for elaborate landscapes.